China is a stabilizer in today's global security governance, former UN General Assembly President Vuk Jeremić told CGTN. He sees a world shifting from unipolar to multipolar — but without a multipolar world order yet in place. #globalgovernance

CGTN's Idah Waringa spoke with Dr. Anastasia Nesvetailova, Head of Macroeconomic and Development Policies at United Nations Trade and Development. They discussed the rise of developing economies as drivers of global economic growth. #globalgovernance

CGTN spoke with Bagus Suprayitno, a journalist from Television of the Republic of #Indonesia. He says Global South #economies should push for global #financial governance reform to lift world growth. #GlobalSouthVoices #globalgovernance

Krishna Prasad Oli, former Nepalese Ambassador to China, recognizes that China’s non-imposed initiative can unite developing and developed nations, while supporting infrastructure, human capital and new global governance for climate and space issues. #Xiongan #globalgovernance

Stephen Jackson, United Nations Resident Coordinator in China, warns that lacking broadband, smartphones and stable electricity for billions may make AI widen the existing digital divide. #Xiongan #globalgovernance

Jorge Castañeda Gutman, former Mexican Foreign Minister, holds that China’s cooperation with the Global South is largely welcomed for fewer strings and no colonial baggage. #Xiongan #globalgovernance

David Aptsiauri, former Georgian Ambassador to China, cites Asia’s Global South economies such as China and Singapore as successful examples. He also stresses targeted preventive measures and effective management for their value-chain upgrading. #Xiongan #globalgovernance

As developing economies gain weight on the world stage, can global governance keep pace with these changes and better reflect today’s realities? Here’s a quick look at the rise of the Global South and what it means for the world. #globalgovernance

The world is facing a growing range of interconnected security challenges. Can security be achieved through cooperation rather than at the expense of others? Let’s take a look at the realities shaping global security today. #globalgovernance

How do we make sense of today’s global governance challenges? And what will it take to bridge divisions and rebuild collective momentum? Here is a quick look at the real-world pressures shaping the global governance landscape. #globalgovernance

China’s city of the future is hosting an international dialogue on strengthening global governance. In the #Xiongan New Area, participants from over 90 countries gather to explore ways to restore confidence and cooperation amid mounting global challenges. #globalgovernance

Dr. Endalkachew Sime, Ethiopia's former State Minister of Planning and Development, praises China’s inclusive framework integrating development, security and civilization. #Xiongan #globalgovernance

Professor Georgios Katrougalos, former foreign minister of Greece, believes China’s key attributes include its restraint in power, rejection of a bipolar world, and advocacy for multilateral governance based on mutual benefit. #Xiongan #globalgovernance

Former Gambian Foreign Minister Neneh MacDouall-Gaye says the global governance deficit is an issue of both technology and development. It is shown by Africa's severe digital divide and insufficient capacity to manage AI risks. #Xiongan #globalgovernance

Professor Gerhard Stahl, former secretary general of the European Committee of the Regions, says the US struggles to adapt to the global economic shift toward Asia amid globalization, which fuels the current global crisis. #Xiongan #globalgovernance

After countless trials of life and death, the three main forces of the Red Army finally reunited in victory. Looking back, it was the choices they made and the resolve they held on to that carried them to this moment. Here, the story of the Long March opened a new chapter.

After crossing countless rivers and mountains, the Red Army faced Liupan Mountain on the road to northern Shaanxi. Along the long march, hope waited on the other side of the mountain. #LONGMARCH

There were no towering peaks to climb, and no established roads to follow. Across the vast Songpan Grasslands, hunger and treacherous marshes shadowed every step. Sometimes, the hardest thing is simply to keep going. #LONGMARCH

On the snow-covered slopes, bitter cold, thin air and blizzards posed dangers as deadly as any battlefield. Crossing Jiajin Mountain pushed the limits of human endurance. #LONGMARCH

The Dadu River raged below, iron chains hung over the torrent, and enemy fire blocked the way ahead. With retreat cut off, one swaying chain bridge stood between them and the other side. There was only one way forward. #LongMarch